Kleeneeze or Betterware?

Honest_John_666

niftyone wrote: »

Why dont you answer posters recent questions ?

Would hazard a guess that bandos is talking to petestan who is talking to his upline at the moment so please give them time to reply
:rotfl:

Just my opinion/guess work anyway:cool:

Regards
John

CharlieBilly

Oh I cant wait for the new catalogue so it can go in the bin

Honest_John_666

niftyone wrote: »

Why dont you answer posters recent questions ?

Can't/don't/won't/incapable/...........scared of the thruth :money:

Regards
John

Honest_John_666

NeverInDebt wrote: »

You really are deluded or brainwashed

Harsh but fair :rotfl:

Regards
John

petestan

Honest_John_666 wrote: »

Pete........it' not like you to BEND the truth & of course you will only be selective in your replies Pete just like before :cool:

Now........your telling me that out of a drop of 200 cats a new person who has just paid £175 to join would only loose 10 or 20 books??? Now I know & you know that is a bare faced lie :mad:

Yes....... possible........... BUT ABSOLUTLY NOT PROBABLE

Tell the truth Pete :eek:

Regards
John

Yes John, I go back 4 or 5 times at least for my books as I have paid money for them and I want them back. Some others may only go back once or twice hence why they lose so many. On my blanket drops if I drop 50 books I usually get 45+ back.

Honest_John_666 wrote: »

How is your business going in general Pete, cant seem to see you on Gavins account????

Strange you dont know a few points above & seem quite vauge
once again :cool:

What are the current order limits to get a free delivery??? Would've thought that would be a straight answer!!!

For an existing distributor it is £250 for a new distributor in his 1st month it is different I can't remember the figures exactly but I THINK it's £100 for the 1st order and £150 after that, then £250 in the 2nd month but it's been a while since I read the details for new distributors.

I want to join Kleeneze...... what is the imediate credit facility I will get. Is that a straight answer or does this depend???

£500 I think, this has changed since I joined.


I want to join Kleeneze........sell it to me Pete :j

No you don't.

Regards
John

jhp wrote: »

How much does the distributors voicemail service,and online shop cost them each month?

Is it true the Xmas Catalogue is coming out in August?

The voicemail system is free for the 1st three periods and after that you can cancel it at any time, the online shop costs £5 per period IF you want it, it's not compulsory, I haven't got it as past experience tells me I have had about half a dozen email orders in the 8+ years I've been involved so I don't think it's worth bothering with.

I suspect most people will only order online while they have a catalogue in front of them so my customers can write on the order form instead. (Obviously that is my personal opinion only).

I look forward to the Xmas cat. coming out in August because I still get lots of customers ordering from it even though it's only August. (They like to spread the cost of Xmas).

Edit: No I don't know Bandos 2007.

Honest_John_666

jhp wrote: »

I find it hard to believe Kleeneze Customers are waiting with bated breath for the Xmas Catalogue.

By the way if your going to answer questions,try and answer all of them please.:D

To be fair the Xmas Kleeneze catalogue on the face of it looks quite good for the type of prouducts that is within their buying profile. Trouble is they cant get all the stock which has always led to upsetting the customers.

If bandos has been with ethe company for approx 5 years then they would know that as a fact. This had nothing to do with them overselling lines as I have/had a contact who used to clear all their redundant stock lines when they were in Bristol


They always used to say that......... they would sell 2/3 of their annual turnover in the last 1/3.....something like that :cool:

Personally I cant wait for summer..........I dont know of any retail sector that is looking past the summer period yet let alone Xmas.

Doesnt add up to me

Are they going to answer the other questions......yeah righto :rotfl:

Regards
John

wongawonga

A Kleeneze Distributor writing on there prominent blog earlier this year said.



"Last night, my per-catalogue order value was £0.10. That's right. 10p. I got a grand total of £11 of orders, despite collecting in over 100 catalogues in just over an hour." :eek:

Business is clearly not booming.

Honest_John_666

petestan wrote: »

Yes John, I go back 4 or 5 times at least for my books as I have paid money for them and I want them back. Some others may only go back once or twice hence why they lose so many. On my blanket drops if I drop 50 books I usually get 45+ back.

Thanks pete, I know/presume you do & well done. Not everyone does & I think you have been the only one coming on this thread to say that :beer:

10% loss on blanket drops is a very very small loss rate. I would always say that yes this maybe possible if you do 4/5 calls on your books & only if you picked on lets say a privately owned housing estate. I cant see that happening in general if you dropped 50 books on a lets say..... council type estates....that you would only lose 10% fair to say pete???





The voicemail system is free for the 1st three periods and after that you can cancel it at any time, the online shop costs £5 per period IF you want it, it's not compulsory, I haven't got it as past experience tells me I have had about half a dozen email orders in the 8+ years I've been involved so I don't think it's worth bothering with.

I suspect most people will only order online while they have a catalogue in front of them so my customers can write on the order form instead. (Obviously that is my personal opinion only).

Online is where your going pete :cool:

I look forward to the Xmas cat. coming out in August because I still get lots of customers ordering from it even though it's only August. (They like to spread the cost of Xmas).

Absolutly correct. The trend pattern suggests that whoever gets out with the Xmas products first will in theory get the first sales. Its a damn shame that every retail sector does this & in a way very very sad as Xmas products will available all year round year. THis year August......Next year July........

Edit: No I don't know Bandos 2007.

Course not pete

How are your sales in general Pete....... any year on year comparisons???

How are the recuitment figures???

bandos2007

Honest_John_666 wrote: »

This is post no. 604 bandos go back & read if you can

:rotfl:

Regards
John

Sorry John you have lost me there, can't see any answers to my questions in post 604 ?

Honest_John_666

bandos2007 wrote: »

Sorry John you have lost me there, can't see any answers to my questions in post 604 ?

bandos...... my suggestions are to read back over the 600 odd replies in this thread you will find for my answers to your questions.

Pity you cant answer mine or anyone else's though :beer:

Good luck

Regards
John